🚩 Report
The businessman is very ..........; he owns several companies.
A
poor
B
lazy
C
rich
D
weak
Explanation
Someone who owns several companies is described as rich.
🚩 Report
She grew up in a .......... family with plenty of money.
A
tired
B
ordinary
C
small
D
rich
Explanation
Having 'plenty of money' is a characteristic of a rich family.
🚩 Report
Many people prefer shopping online .......... .
A
never
B
rarely
C
nowadays
D
yesterday
Explanation
'Nowadays' is used to talk about current trends like online shopping.
🚩 Report
Cars are very common .......... .
A
tomorrow
B
once
C
nowadays
D
later
Explanation
In the present time (nowadays), cars are a common sight.
🚩 Report
The concert was absolutely .......... .
A
boring
B
wonderful
C
terrible
D
sad
Explanation
'Wonderful' is a positive adjective that fits the context of an enjoyable concert.
🚩 Report
What a .......... surprise to see you here!
A
usual
B
wonderful
C
angry
D
awful
Explanation
Seeing someone unexpectedly is typically described as a 'wonderful surprise'.
🚩 Report
He is .......... done with his homework.
A
fully
B
never
C
quickly
D
almost
Explanation
'Almost done' means he is very near to finishing his task.
🚩 Report
She was .......... late to the meeting but arrived on time.
A
always
B
almost
C
fast
D
suddenly
Explanation
'Almost late' indicates she nearly missed the start but succeeded in being punctual.
🚩 Report
Big Ben is a famous London .......... .
A
station
B
landmark
C
river
D
shop
Explanation
Big Ben is one of the most famous landmarks in the city of London.
🚩 Report
The Statue of Liberty is a well-known American .......... .
A
person
B
landmark
C
park
D
stadium
Explanation
The Statue of Liberty is a global landmark located in the USA.
🚩 Report
Teenagers spend a lot of time on .......... media.
A
quiet
B
private
C
social
D
natural
Explanation
The term 'social media' refers to platforms like Instagram or Facebook.
🚩 Report
She is very .......... and enjoys meeting people.
A
shy
B
social
C
silent
D
lonely
Explanation
A person who enjoys meeting people is described as social.
🚩 Report
I met him .......... at a conference.
A
rarely
B
never
C
tomorrow
D
recently
Explanation
'Recently' describes an event that happened not long ago.
🚩 Report
She moved to London .......... to start a new job.
A
slowly
B
recently
C
always
D
sometimes
Explanation
'Recently' is the most logical adverb for a completed action like moving to a new city.
🚩 Report
He is very .......... reading novels.
A
fond of
B
afraid of
C
angry at
D
tired of
Explanation
To be 'fond of' something means to like it very much.
🚩 Report
My sister is .......... playing the piano.
A
fond of
B
bored with
C
used to
D
sorry for
Explanation
Being 'fond of' playing an instrument indicates enjoyment and hobby.
🚩 Report
People often use .......... devices like smartphones.
A
digital
B
wooden
C
stone
D
old
Explanation
Smartphones are electronic, digital devices.
🚩 Report
E-books are available in .......... form.
A
paper
B
digital
C
glass
D
gold
Explanation
E-books exist as electronic data, which is digital form.
🚩 Report
We use language to .......... with others.
A
communicate
B
sleep
C
paint
D
cook
Explanation
The primary purpose of language is communication with other people.
🚩 Report
It’s hard to .......... in a noisy room.
A
eat
B
sleep
C
communicate
D
run
Explanation
Noise interferes with speaking and listening, making communication difficult.
🚩 Report
He wants to .......... a doctor in the future.
A
become
B
start
C
create
D
belong
Explanation
When talking about future professions, we use the verb 'become'.
🚩 Report
She has just .......... more confident.
A
make
B
become
C
try
D
do
Explanation
'Become' is used to describe a change in state or feeling.
🚩 Report
The post office will .......... the package tomorrow.
A
deliver
B
lose
C
take
D
open
Explanation
The role of a post office regarding a package is to deliver it.
🚩 Report
Could you .......... these papers to the manager?
A
deliver
B
hide
C
break
D
cancel
Explanation
'Deliver' means to take or carry something to a specific person.
🚩 Report
The Louvre is a famous .......... in Paris.
A
park
B
shop
C
museum
D
stadium
Explanation
The Louvre is the world's most famous art museum.
🚩 Report
We visited a science .......... on our school trip.
A
library
B
hospital
C
station
D
museum
Explanation
A science museum is a common destination for educational school trips.
🚩 Report
Can you help me .......... the nearest bus stop?
A
locate
B
lose
C
drop
D
forget
Explanation
'Locate' means to find the exact position of something.
🚩 Report
The police are trying to .......... the missing child.
A
ignore
B
locate
C
leave
D
call
Explanation
The police aim to find (locate) people who are missing.
🚩 Report
He lived in Spain .......... moving to France.
A
soon
B
previously
C
yesterday
D
later
Explanation
'Previously' means at an earlier time or before the current state.
🚩 Report
The building was .......... used as a hotel.
A
slowly
B
previously
C
quickly
D
finally
Explanation
Using 'previously' indicates that the building's former function was a hotel.
🚩 Report
Online shopping is very .......... for busy people.
A
convenient
B
difficult
C
late
D
useless
Explanation
Shopping online saves time, making it convenient for people with busy schedules.
🚩 Report
It’s .......... to pay bills through mobile banking.
A
dangerous
B
convenient
C
rare
D
strange
Explanation
Mobile banking is easy and efficient (convenient) for paying bills.
🚩 Report
Teachers always try to .......... clear examples.
A
provide
B
hide
C
cancel
D
prevent
Explanation
'Provide' means to give or make available, which teachers do with examples.
🚩 Report
Can you .......... me with more information?
A
delete
B
provide
C
leave
D
ignore
Explanation
To 'provide information' is the standard phrase for giving requested details.
🚩 Report
He wants an .......... answer, not a late one.
A
instant
B
slow
C
usual
D
rare
Explanation
'Instant' means happening immediately, which is the opposite of late.
🚩 Report
People like .......... access to the internet.
A
delayed
B
weak
C
quiet
D
instant
Explanation
Users typically prefer fast and immediate (instant) internet access.
🚩 Report
Did you .......... my email yesterday?
A
send
B
receive
C
write
D
give
Explanation
'Receive' means to get something that was sent to you.
🚩 Report
She was happy to .......... a gift from her friend.
A
receive
B
lose
C
throw
D
give
Explanation
One is usually happy to get (receive) a gift.
🚩 Report
I watched a cooking .......... online.
A
tutorial
B
drama
C
movie
D
story
Explanation
A tutorial is an educational video or lesson, common for learning to cook.
🚩 Report
The teacher gave us a computer ...........
A
picture
B
tutorial
C
game
D
film
Explanation
A 'computer tutorial' is a common educational tool used in classes.
🚩 Report
My father always ............... to work by car every morning.
A
drive
B
drives
C
driving
D
driven
Explanation
Present Simple for a routine. 'My father' is singular, so we add 's' to the verb.
🚩 Report
We usually ............... breakfast at seven o'clock.
A
eat
B
eats
C
eating
D
eaten
Explanation
Present Simple for a habit. 'We' takes the base form of the verb.
🚩 Report
She rarely ............... English very well.
A
don't
B
doesn't
C
isn't
D
aren't
Explanation
The context implies she doesn't speak well. 'She' requires 'doesn't' for negative statements.
🚩 Report
Does your brother ............... in Kuwait?
A
live
B
lives
C
living
D
lived
Explanation
After 'Does', the main verb must be in the base form.
🚩 Report
Cats often ............... milk because they like it.
A
drinking
B
drinks
C
drink
D
is drink
Explanation
'Cats' is plural, so we use the base form 'drink' in Present Simple.
🚩 Report
He never ............... football on Fridays.
A
don't
B
doesn't
C
plays
D
aren't
Explanation
'He' is singular, so the verb 'play' takes an 's' (plays).
🚩 Report
Do you ............... reading storybooks?
Explanation
The question asks for a preference. 'Do you like' is the correct structure.
🚩 Report
The sun always ............... in the east every morning.
A
rise
B
rising
C
rises
D
is rise
Explanation
The sun is a singular noun representing a fact, requiring 'rises'.
🚩 Report
They always ............... their homework after school.
A
finishes
B
finish
C
finishing
D
finished
Explanation
'They' is plural, so we use the base form 'finish'.
🚩 Report
My mother usually ............... delicious food for us.
A
cook
B
cooking
C
cooks
D
cooked
Explanation
For singular 'mother', the verb 'cook' takes an 's'.
🚩 Report
Look! The little boy ............... a sandcastle at the beach right now.
A
building
B
is building
C
builds
D
build
Explanation
'Look!' and 'right now' indicate Present Continuous (is + verb-ing).
🚩 Report
Listen! The teacher ............... an interesting story to the class at the moment.
A
is reading
B
reads
C
read
D
reading
Explanation
'Listen!' and 'at the moment' signal an action in progress.
🚩 Report
Right now, my mother ............... dinner in the kitchen for us.
A
cooks
B
cook
C
is cooking
D
cooking
Explanation
'Right now' indicates the action is currently happening.
🚩 Report
Be quiet! The baby ............... in the bedroom at present.
A
sleeps
B
sleep
C
sleeping
D
is sleeping
Explanation
'Be quiet!' suggests the action (sleeping) is taking place now.
🚩 Report
Look at the sky! It ............... heavily outside right now.
A
rains
B
rain
C
is raining
D
raining
Explanation
Ongoing weather conditions at the time of speaking use Present Continuous.
🚩 Report
Listen! The birds ............... in the tall trees this morning.
A
are singing
B
sing
C
sings
D
singing
Explanation
Plural subject 'birds' + 'Listen!' requires 'are singing'.
🚩 Report
At the moment, my friends ............... football in the school playground.
A
plays
B
play
C
playing
D
are playing
Explanation
'At the moment' with plural 'friends' uses 'are playing'.
🚩 Report
Look! The clever cat ............... a fast mouse across the room right now.
A
is chasing
B
chases
C
chase
D
chasing
Explanation
Singular 'cat' + 'right now' requires 'is chasing'.
🚩 Report
Right now, Dad ............... his brand-new car in the garage.
A
wash
B
is washing
C
washes
D
washing
Explanation
Ongoing action by 'Dad' at this moment uses 'is washing'.
🚩 Report
Look! The children ............... happily in the swimming pool at present.
A
swim
B
are swimming
C
swims
D
swimming
Explanation
Plural 'children' + 'at present' requires 'are swimming'.
